Roomagine works from how a room actually looks rather than from a floor plan. You stand in a corner, back up, turn the lights on and take a level photo. The app keeps the architecture — walls, windows, doors and awkward corners stay exactly where they are — and restyles everything inside it. You can also start from an empty room or from a rough sketch on paper, which the app reads and returns as a photorealistic, furnished space. Generation takes about ten seconds per design, and because versions render in parallel you can ask for up to four at once without waiting longer.
Styling options are broad for a photo-based tool. Twenty-four preset styles run from Modern Minimalist and Scandinavian to Art Deco, Victorian, Wuxia-adjacent Chinese-inspired and Indian-inspired, with an accent colour picker. If none of them fit, a custom prompt field lets you write the room in plain language. Room types carry their own rules, so kitchen units and bathroom sanitaryware stay where the plumbing is while finishes change around them. A 'What we'd change' tool returns three specific, actionable notes about your actual room, and a Modify feature re-renders the same shot with one change applied.
What separates Roomagine from a pure mood-board generator is the shopping layer. Tapping 'Find matches' detects chairs, sofas, beds and tables in your render and looks for real products that resemble them, drawing the matches over the image so you tap the item you liked. Matching is free — credits pay only for rendering — and works in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, France, Spain, Italy and India. Pricing is credit-based rather than subscription: you buy packs of 10, 30, 100 or 200 credits through the App Store or Google Play, nothing renews, and credits never expire. The app itself is free to download and the first design is included. This app was previously marketed under the name RoomGenius.
